Neil Shooter·Aug 6, 2025Facing The FIT TestDon’t let procrastination and avoidance win — get tested!A response icon2A response icon2
InHealth and SciencebyMikel K Miller·Jun 26, 2025Will You Help Me Increase Awareness of Colorectal Cancer?When I was diagnosed with advanced colorectal cancer, my life changed completely, and I didn’t know if I would survive.A response icon1A response icon1
Barbie Rodriguez·Apr 25, 2025Is a Childhood Bacteria Fueling the Rise of Colon Cancer in Young Adults?In recent years, doctors and scientists have been sounding the alarm: colorectal cancer, once considered a disease of older adults, is…
Mikel K Miller·Feb 22, 2025If I self-publish a book about surviving colorectal cancer, will anybody read it?In early February 2025, after celebrating my second anniversary of being declared cancer-free, I started thinking seriously about…A response icon3A response icon3
Accessible medicine·Feb 19, 2025Colonoscopy: Conquer Your Fears and Stay SafeDon’t Procrastinate With A Test That Could Save Your Life
Mikel K Miller·Jan 31, 2025Surviving Colorectal Cancer, Part 36: Hold Your Head Up High and Walk On.January 30, 2025, was the two-year anniversary of my successful colorectal cancer surgery and when doctors declared me cancer-free…
InHealth and SciencebyMikel K Miller·Jan 22, 2025Surviving Colorectal Cancer, Part 35I’m recovering pretty well from treatment and surgery for advanced (Stage IIIc) colorectal cancer. After six months of chemotherapy and…A response icon3A response icon3
Mikel K Miller·Jan 18, 2025Surviving Colorectal Cancer, Part 34At first, I didn’t understand the impact of removing my Sigmoid colon during my surgery for advanced colorectal cancer in late January…A response icon2A response icon2
Shay Sharon, DMD, MD, PhD·Dec 6, 2024I Had a Colonoscopy. This Is What I LearnedWhen should you schedule a colonoscopy when you are busy? And what’s this “preparation” that everyone worries about? Friday’s Digest #119A response icon2A response icon2
InILLUMINATIONbyMikel K Miller·Dec 1, 2024Surviving Colorectal Cancer, Part 33In early November of 2024, Maria and I spent 10 days traveling back East to visit my three sons and their families. I had not seen most of…A response icon4A response icon4
